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This Incredible Animal Video Had Millions Talking About It!

n this scene, which was shot on Fernandina Island (in the Galápagos Islands) as part of National Geographic, newborn iguanas emerge from under the sand where dozens of deadly racer snakes are waiting for a tasty and easy snack. Whilst some managed to escape, others were not so lucky.

Nature

The Galapagos Islands Are Truly a Marvel of Nature

A yellow and red land iguana. Blowholes are quite common on the islands.

Travel

The Breathtaking Beauty of the Galapagos Islands

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Travel Through this Remarkable Archipelago in Minutes

Iguanas, frigate birds, sea lions, albatrosses, fur seals, penguins, flightless cormorants and other endemic species fill the island with wonder.

Humor

Joke: Little Johnny and the Guessing Game

Joke: The Teacher vs. Little Johnny

The teacher ignored Little Johnny's eagerly raised hand again as a boy said, "It's an Iguana miss!" "No, it's a kiwi, but I like the way you think Billy." Little Johnny couldn't help himself anymore and said, " I got one miss, its stiff, about an inch long and with a red knob."

Nature

10 Animals That Live in Only One Place in the World

10 Rare Animal Species Found in Only One Location

Pink Land Iguana - Galapagos Islands One of the rarest species found on the Galapagos Islands is the pink land iguana, Conolophus marthae , which lives in a stretch of 25 square kilometers on top of the Wolf Volcano on Isabela Island.

Riddles & Quizzes

Which Animal Hides in the Photo? Take Our Quiz!

Bearded Dragon Snake Iguana Frog What animal is showing in this truncated photo? Eagle Parrot Owl Sparrow What animal is showing in this truncated photo? Ox Moose Deer Bison What animal is showing in this truncated photo? Bears Dogs Otters Seals What animal is showing in this truncated photo?

Design & Photography

Videos From The Corso Zundert Flower Parade 2018

Come and Witness the Largest Flower Parade Worldwide!

Iguana In ( ter) action [related_articles] 3. Dahlia-harvest 4. Overload 5. Clowning around 6. Urbanistation 7. Crown jewel 8. BOSCHEREAANS 9. Sereen 10.

Nature

Amazing Pictures of Animals at the Perfect Timing.

These Glimpses at the Natural World Are Each So Beautiful...

A rare Rhinoceros Iguana, probably one of the most confusing animals in the world. A spotted Dog from Kalimpong India, following his own shadow. This wolf just found out it's not a good idea to try and steal form a bear. The Blood Pheasant, commonly found in the eastern Himalayas.

Art

Take a Closer Look at These Animals - You'll Be Impressed!

Iguana 19. Prairie Dog Click Here for Our Collection of Animal Artworks This Artist Uses Stone as a Canvas art, paint, stone, canvas, transform, Akie Nakata This art is beyond incredible. Take a look at how an unusual canvas can be transformed

Nature

30 Beautifully Mysterious Creatures of the Animal Kingdom

Green Iguana Source 7. Flamingos Source 8. Pufferfish Source 9. Leopard Source 10. Buffalo Source 11. Bengal Tiger Source 12. Calotes Versicolor Source 13. Mountain Gorilla Source 14. Slow Loris Source 15. Mandril 16. Poison Dart Frog Source 17. Red-Eyed Tree Frog Source 18. Toucan Source 19.

Cute overload

18 Smiling Animals That Are Too Cute for Words

It's Official: Animals Crack the Widest Smiles in Nature

What has made this iguana so pleased with itself? Source 16. Two's company. Source 17. A green grin. Source 18. How to raise a smile from your master.

Nature

2022 World Nature Photography Awards: 15 Winning Images

Image source: World Nature Photography Awards A Lesser Antillean iguana ( Iguana delicatissima ) strikes a pose on Grenada Island, West Indies. [related_articles] 8. “The Grand Tetons” by Jake Mosher (USA). Gold, Planet Earth's landscapes and environments.

Nature

14 Animals Found In the MOST Unexpected Spots

You Don’t Always Have to Venture Out to See Cute Animals

An iguana apple thief caught red-handed [related_articles] 8. This beautiful moth found a comfy spot to rest 9. “They don’t call me the rainbow skink for nothing!” 10. A snake checking out the local goodwill store 11. Just a frog relaxing in someone's garage 12.

Design & Photography

25 Best Entries From the Underwater Photo Competition

The Creatures of the Ocean are Every Photographers Dream

, by Andreas Schmid: Fourth Place, Compact Wide Angle This particular species, the marine iguana, is unique for two major reasons. The first is that it can only be found at The Galapagos Islands, and the second is that it is the only iguana on the planet that feeds in the ocean.

Travel

15 Places In South America to Put On Your Bucket List...

Some of the most easily-recognizable inhabitants are a spiny species of iguana, called the marine iguana, and the giant tortoise, which is endangered. The Galapagos archipelago consists of 18 major islands and lies 550 miles off the Ecuadorian coast. 3.

Vehicles of Ground, Air & Water

10 Luxury Yachts With the Most Extraordinary Concepts

Nothing Beats a Stay On These 10 Jaw-Dropping Luxury Yachts

Iguana You may look at it as a car or as a boat, and by all means - because this charming yacht can actually both drive and cruise. The Iguana was not designed to move at very high speeds, however, it has an incredible mechanism that allows the captain to drive it right out of the water.

Nature

Take an Interactive Trip to the Most Amazing Sights Around

I Bet You’ve Never Seen Any of these Sites Like This

The wildlife of the Galapagos Click to watch Take a hike through the Galapagos with giant tortoises, sea iguanas and an incredible variety of water birds as well as seals.

Riddles & Quizzes

Quiz: Can You Answer These 16 Questions?

Zoology Quiz: Do You Know These Animal Facts?

Gecko Iguana Crocodile Frog How do you make a goldfish pale? Keep it in a dark room Feed it only rarely Wait until it gets old Feed it other goldfish A certain kind of penguin uses a _____ to 'propose' to its lifemate.

Design & Photography

20 Superb Pictures With Even Better Stories Behind Them

The Stories Behind These 20 Pictures Are Fascinating!

A giant red iguana, hand for scale. 9. A rainbow right before sunset looks like a giant orb covering the sky. Related Article: 20 Poignant Photos You Don’t Want to Miss! 10. This old truck was incorporated into a garden waterfall. [related_articles] 11.

Nature

The ABC of Animals...

I is for this colorful Marine Iguana on Espanola Island, part of the Galapagos Islands. J is for Jaguar . This yawning Jaguar can be found in the Toronto Zoo. K is for Koala , a vulnerable species. This one seems like it just woke up.

Travel

Beautiful Beaches, Jungles and Rum: Welcome to Barbados

Green monkeys, deer, tortoises, large iguanas and maras- large rodents that look like a mix between capybaras and rabbits- all roam freely among the visitors. Tourists are encouraged to visit around 2 PM, as that is the animals’ feeding time. 5.

Nature

#Animals2020 Captures the Beauty of Wildlife of the World

World's Best Animal Photos: 20 Winning Images by Agora

Winner: "Iguana" by @jjnmatt (Indonesia) Location: Jakarta, Indonesia Image source: Agora 2. "Motherlove" by @olmospatricia (Spain) Location: Australia Image source: Agora 3. "Family" by @mannylibrodo (Philippines) Location: Surin, Thailand Image source: Agora 4.

Design & Photography

18 Photos Showcasing the Best of Ocean Photography 2024

. #17 Rafael Fernandez Caballero – Second place in the "Wildlife" category A marine iguana peeks above the water in the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador. #18 Andrey Shpatak – Third place in the "Wildlife" category Giant Pacific octopus in the shallow waters off the coast of Russia.

Design & Photography

National Geographic's Most Loved Photographs

These Photographs Show the World in All Its Glory!

Peschak Two marine iguanas seem to be unfazed by the presence of one of their mummified brethren, which died from starvation, on Isla Fernandina. Endemic to the Galapagos, these raccoon-sized lizards forge for algae along the shore.